Delaware C-corp or LLC?

For venture-backed startups, Delaware C-corp is standard. LLCs work for lifestyle or bootstrapped businesses.

What should be in my SaaS terms?

Scope of license, data handling, liability limits, indemnity, and dispute resolution — all state-tailored.

Do I need an IP-assignment agreement?

Yes — for every founder, employee, and contractor. Missing assignments kill funding rounds.

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Who it's for: Founders, engineers, and investors building or funding technology companies.

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Incorporation, cap table, and founder agreements
SAFE, convertible note, and priced-round financings
SaaS, EULA, privacy, and terms-of-service drafting
Employee equity, IP assignment, and IP protection

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